What was Satan the Devil's original name?

Question

this spirit creature was originally the chief adversary of God and all who worship God, but when he fell away from God the name of Satan was given so what was his original name

Answer 1

Celine Dion

Answer 2

Lucifer, and there is also Hasatan which means Advesary, but he is the accuser of mankind kind of like a prosecuting attorney you might say.  If I understood what I was told.  It's been a while since I had talked about it.

Lucifer though is the one who rebelled and took 1/3 of the angels with him when he was kicked out of heaven.

Answer 3

Lucifer and his sons name as they say will be Damion

Answer 4

Its not Satan, Devil nor Lucifer. Its actually mentioned in the Book of Enoch (approved of by God in Hebrews 11). Its an odd name but can't recall it. Here is a link to Book of Enoch to take a look.

http://www.heaven.net.nz/writings/theboo...

Look for the area when its talking about what the fallen angels taught men and I believe Satan's name is there.

Answer 5

No it was originally Lucifer

Answer 6

A-bad'-don .......... A-pol'-ly-on

Answer 7

Lucifer...he was an angel

Answer 8

Iblis (e blees)

Answer 9

Satan:

sa’-tan (saTan), "adversary," from the verb saTan, "to lie in wait" (as adversary); Satan, Satanas, "adversary," diabolos, "Devil," "adversary" or "accuser," kategor (altogether unclassical and unGreek) (used once in Re 12:10), "accuser"):

Names of Satan:

The most important of these are the Hebrew and Greek equivalents noticed above. These words are used in the general sense justified by their etymological significance. It is applied even to Yahweh Himself (Nu 22:22,32; compare 1Sa 29:4; 2Sa 19:22; Ps 109:6, etc.). The word "Satan" is used 24 times in the Old Testament. In Job (1:6 f) and Zec (3:1 f) it has the prefixed definite article. In all cases but one when the article is omitted it is used in a general sense. This one exception is 1Ch 21:1 (compare 2Sa 24:1), where the word is generally conceded to be used as a proper name. This meaning is fixed in New Testament times. We are thus enabled to note in the term "Satan" (and Devil) the growth of a word from a general term to an appellation and later to a proper name. All the other names of Satan save only these two are descriptive titles. In addition to these two principal names a number of others deserve specific enumeration. Tempter (Mt 4:5; 1Th 3:5); Beelzebub (Mt 12:24); Enemy (Mt 13:39); Evil One (Mt 13:19,38; 1Joh 2:13,14; 3:12, and particularly 1Joh 5:18); Belial (2Co 6:15); Adversary (antidikos), (1Pe 5:8); Deceiver (literally "the one who deceives") (Re 12:9); Dragon (Great) (Re 12:3); Father of Lies (Joh 8:44); Murderer (Joh 8:44); Sinner (1 #Joh 3:8)—these are isolated references occurring from 1 to 3 times each. In the vast majority of passages (70 out of 83) either Satan or Devil is used.

Answer 10

His real name was Garry.

Answer 11

Iblis in islam

lucifer in christianity.

different names, same being.

Answer 12

his true name was

Lucifer morning star

ironically he was that archangel of light  

Answer 13

Baellzibub or some such name.

Answer 14

Lucifer

Answer 15

Satan-Lucifer Beelzebub on earth its  belza-bob

Answer 16

Lucifer. He was the most beautiful of all the Angels.